LabelBlind Raises $500,000 to Scale Its AI-Driven Food Labeling Platform
- LabelBlind secures $500,000 to expand its AI-based food labeling platform.
- Funding will support global rollout and development of FoLSol, its regulatory intelligence tool.
- The startup aims to simplify compliance for food brands across 30+ international markets.
LabelBlind Solutions Pvt Ltd, an AI-led food labeling SaaS startup, has raised $500,000 in seed funding to strengthen its global expansion and enhance its proprietary platform, FoLSol. The Mumbai-based company, founded in 2023, is working to make food regulatory compliance faster, more accurate, and easier for brands operating across domestic and international markets.
LabelBlind has quickly emerged as a leading player in digital food labeling, helping food companies automate compliance tasks that traditionally require heavy manual efforts. Its platform simplifies everything from label creation to regulatory validation for packaged foods, fresh products, e-commerce listings, and export operations.
Well-known food brands already using LabelBlind include Bikano, Hindustan Unilever, Everest, Goldiee Group, ITC Hotels, Tata Starbucks, Swiggy, and Tim Hortons. The company’s AI-driven models, global ingredient database, and ERP-ready integrations allow it to deliver one of the most comprehensive labeling automation solutions available in India.
Dr. Rashida Vapiwala, Founder and CEO of LabelBlin, said, the funding validates the company’s mission to remove the burden of regulatory complexity for food companies. She noted that LabelBlind’s technology reduces manual work, eliminates errors, and speeds up time-to-market while ensuring full compliance.
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The new capital will be used to strengthen FoLSol with advanced AI capabilities that can read and validate food labels in minutes bringing down compliance checks from 8-10 hours to about 30 minutes. The platform will also support end-to-end label creation for markets including the US, Canada, EU, UK, Australia-New Zealand, GCC, and Southeast Asia with country-specific rules and multilingual features.
LabelBlind is also in talks with several major Indian food companies to digitize their full labeling and compliance workflows.
